Accountants and CPAs in Denver, CO.
298 firms, compared.
Every dot is a firm. None vetted yet.
If you or your staff work in Denver, the city's Occupational Privilege Tax applies, and people usually call it the OPT. It is a monthly tax paid by both employers and employees when work is done in Denver. The employer withholds the employee portion from pay and sends it to the city with its own portion. The city says owners and partners owe the employer portion even in a month when they earn very little. Construction firms are one of the largest specialty groups among the firms we list here. Before you hire an accountant, ask whether they file Denver OPT returns for their clients.
Denver accounting at a glance
210 solo · 63 small · 25 mid-size or larger
The other 113 have no CPA or EA on the IRS register.
83 tax planning · 52 bookkeeping · 38 payroll
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